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Cincinnati, OH · the CityFunIndex

Affordability in Cincinnati

Cincinnati ranks T#95 of 134 US cities for affordability, with a affordability score of 29 — Quiet. That puts it in the 30th percentile nationally and #2 of 4 in Ohio.

affordability score
29
Quiet
National rank
T#95 of 134
In Ohio
#2 of 4
Percentile
30th

The typical city scores 50 for affordability; Cincinnati sits 21 points below the median.

How affordability is measured

Cost of living and housing pressure on residents.

The affordability score is the flip side of our economic strain measure — 100 minus the raw economic strain score — so a city with less of it scores higher.

Data sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics unemployment, HUD Fair Market Rent and US Census median income plus poverty rate.

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Ranked around Cincinnati

  1. #93 Greensboro, NC 31
  2. #94 Tulsa, OK 30
  3. T#95 Cincinnati, OH — this page 29
  4. #97 Glendale, AZ 28
  5. #98 Norfolk, VA 27

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Top US cities for affordability

  1. #1 Bismarck, ND 100
  2. #2 Sioux Falls, SD 99
  3. T#3 Billings, MT 98
  4. T#3 Virginia Beach, VA 98
  5. #5 Portland, ME 97

More about Cincinnati

Cincinnati scores 89 overall (Exceptional) on the CityFunIndex. Its strongest factors: